Where a trial court unquestionably evaluates evidence and appraises facts, an appellate court should not substitute its own views. The Supreme Court will not interfere with…

A corporate body can sue for defamation. It has reputation and goodwill which can be protected. An injury to its reputation can lead to loss of…

It is not in every case that an undertaking as to damages ought to be given. Where the applicant is the owner of the land and…

The court when considering an application for an interlocutory injunction should not try to resolve conflicts of evidence on affidavits as to facts on which the…

Where there is a clear breach of the respondent's right by the unilateral termination of an agreement, the question of balance of convenience should not arise.…

In an application for an interlocutory injunction, the applicant is not required to show indefeasible rights to the reliefs sought. That is not the stage for…

The applicant for an interlocutory injunction must show that there is a serious question to be tried, that damages would not be an adequate remedy, and…

An appellate court should not make pronouncements on the merits or otherwise of the substantive case when determining an interlocutory application. Such comments are discouraged and…

Issues for determination formulated in an appeal must be limited, circumscribed, and fall within the scope of the grounds of appeal filed. They cannot raise issues…

Where an accused person strikes the deceased on the head with an iron rod, a deadly weapon, and death results, the accused must be taken to…

For a conviction of murder to stand, the prosecution must prove beyond reasonable doubt that the accused caused the death of the deceased by an unlawful…

Where the accused was the aggressor throughout the incident, the defence of self-defence is not available to him.